Meet Hassan Raza A Village Boy Challenge Indian Man After 12 Fail Movie CSS VS UPSC

Title: From 10th Fail to CSS Aspirant: Meet Hassan, Pakistan’s Own "Aata Chakki Boy" ‎ ‎Sponsored by: Startup Pakistan – Pakistan’s No.1 Blogger Platform ‎

‎In the heart of Thari Mirwah, Sindh, lives a young man with a story that echoes the dreams of millions. His name is Muhammad Hassan — a village boy, a fighter, and a dreamer who once failed in 10th class but today dares to challenge the impossible. Inspired by the Indian film “12th Fail” and the viral journey of the Indian Aata Chakki boy, Hassan is ready to write his own chapter of success through Pakistan’s toughest exam – CSS (Central Superior Services). ‎ ‎The Beginning of a Humble Journey ‎“My name is Muhammad Hassan. I belong to a small village in Thari Mirwah. Life was never easy. I studied in a government school, walked kilometers to reach the classroom, and like many boys from the village, I failed my 10th class. But I didn’t give up.” ‎ ‎Society labeled Hassan as a failure, but he didn’t accept that label. “I kept watching motivational videos, and one day, I saw the story of the Indian boy working in an Aata Chakki, preparing for UPSC. That story hit me hard because his struggle was exactly like mine. I also work in an Aata Chakki (flour mill) to support my family.” ‎ ‎The Turning Point ‎While many lose hope after failure, Hassan found a new reason to rise. “I said to myself, if he can do it, so can I. That’s when I made the bold decision — I will challenge India, I will prepare for CSS, and I will prove that even a 10th fail from a village can shine in Pakistan.” ‎ ‎Hassan’s message is not just for himself. It’s for every boy and girl in Pakistan who think failure is the end. “Main chahta hoon ke Pakistan ke log mujhe support karein, motivate karein. Jo CSS tayari kar rahe hain ya jinhon ne qualify kiya hai, woh mujhe guide karein. Main Pakistan ka Hassan hoon – 10th Fail, Aata Chakki Boy – aur meri kahani bhi viral honi chahiye.” ‎ ‎Why This Story Matters ‎In a country where educational pressure is high and support is low, Hassan’s courage is a reminder that exams do not define destiny — willpower does. His dream is not just to pass CSS, but to inspire an entire generation of underdogs. With no fancy tuition, no financial backup, and no big-city exposure, Hassan has only one thing — limitless determination. ‎ ‎Call for Support ‎Hassan is now looking for motivation, mentorship, and a community that believes in second chances. “Main sirf ek chance chahta hoon. Mera yeh message un tak pohchayein jo samajhte hain ke village ka ladka kuch nahi kar sakta. Main apni story banani chahta hoon — Pakistan ki taraf se CSS tak ka safar.” ‎ ‎Startup Pakistan’s Sponsorship ‎We at Startup Pakistan, the nation’s No.1 blogger platform, proudly sponsor Hassan’s story. Because real success isn’t measured in grades — it’s measured in grit, resilience, and courage. We believe Hassan’s voice deserves to be heard, not just in Pakistan, but across the border too. ‎ ‎ ‎Hassan represents hope. He is not just a 10th fail village boy — he is the fire that refuses to die. If you are preparing for CSS, PMS, or any government exam, remember Hassan’s story. If you are already a bureaucrat, reach out to support someone like him. ‎ ‎Let’s make Hassan’s dream viral. Let’s prove that Pakistan’s soil is full of warriors — even in the remotest villages. ‎ ‎